Let there be light for Oscars
Slovak Film and Television Academy has announced that the representative of national cinema at the 92nd Academy Awards, i.e. Oscars, will be the feature Let there be light by director Marko Škop.
Slovak Film and Television Academy has announced that the representative of national cinema at the 92nd Academy Awards, i.e. Oscars, will be the feature Let there be light by director Marko Škop.
The British monthly 'Literary Review' presented a piece on Slovak literature in its October 2019 issue. Publisher Donald Rayfield reviewed books by Balla and Ivana Dobrakovová that were released in translation ...
On Monday afternoon, the Government is scheduled to hold a meeting to discuss the state budget for the next few years as well as several budget-related drafts, such as the draft budgets for Eximbanka and ...
General manager of the Foreign Affairs Ministry's political section Marian Jakubocy met with the Turkish ambassador to Slovakia, Asligul Ugdul on Friday, to familiarise her with Slovakia's stance in connection ...
Controversial businessman Marián Kočner and former prosecutor general Dobroslav Trnka allegedly discussed blackmailing Jaroslav Haščák, head of the Penta financial group, indicates an audio recording ...
Year-on-year inflation in Slovakia amounted to 2.9% in September, with core inflation standing at 2.6% and net inflation at 2%, the Slovak Statistics Office reported on Monday.
Two Hungarian Parties - Junior Governing Most-Híd and non-Parliamentary Hungarian coalition (SMK) agreed on their cooperation in the upcoming general election set to take place in February or March 2020. ...
The Faculty Hospital in Banská Bystrica, central Slovakia and the Hospital in Košice-Šaca in the east received the "Hospital of the year" highest awards on Monday.
In the 8th round of our "Bratislava" competition, we shall explore the building of the upside down pyramid - the headquarters of the Slovak Public Radio broadcaster RTVS, including our station Radio Slovakia ...
The hosts of Radio FM's morning programme were surprised to learn that American scientist and former astronaut Mary Ellen Weber, recently in Bratislava for a conference, has Slovak roots.